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Toddler bed sheets

FSUSammyFSUSammy
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We are getting ready to move Mikey to a toddler bed by converting his crib. I know I can still use crib sheets to cover the mattress but am having no luck finding flat sheets to make it more like a bed and less like a crib. I know I can buy a specific toddler bedding set but I'd like to have at least an extra sheet set on hand in case he has an accident. What have you done or found?
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  • May524May524
    Our crib sheets (which we will use for his toddler bed) are from PBK.
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  • audrey79audrey79 member

    I'd suggest going to www.olivekids.com

    My DS has the pirate set and my other one has the dinosaurland set.  I LOVE the quality of their things!

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  • Dani123Dani123
    Ive never seen flat sheets for toddler beds but I had just planned to use her same crib sheets...she has like 5 or 6..they sell those anywhere.
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  • brightningbrightning member
    We use plain crib sheets. I just discovered the T-shirt material crib sheets from BRU. Super soft and in bold, fun colors (DD's are red!).
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  • hmdhmd member
    I have only seen a top sheet in crib bedding sets.  Sorry.
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  • neverblushedneverblushed member

    FWIW, don't get too hung up on having a top sheet so the bed is more "bedlike" and less criblike.

    I have found that a sheet just gives small kids an extra thing to get tangled up in.  My DS, even at age 5, still sleeps just with a comforter or quilt thrown over him.  When I put the flat sheet on his bed, it winds up scrunched down at the bottom or on the floor, so I usually just make his bed up without the flat sheet!

    I think there's at least a 50/50 chance that if you buy special flat sheets for a toddler bed, that you will wind up not using them anyway.

    High School English teacher and mom of 2 kids:

    DD, born 9/06/00 -- 12th grade
    DS, born 8/25/04 -- 7th grade
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